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Obligee
Obligee The person who will receive the outcome of an obligation.
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Will
A written document, properly witnessed, providing for the transfer of title to property owned by the deceased, called the testator.
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Obligatory advance
Any advance which, under the terms of the credit line deed of trust or other agreement, the secured party has legally obligated itself to make in the absence of a default, breach, or other such event.
Obligor
An individual who has engaged to perform an obligation to another person (i.e., obligee).
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One hundred and eighty-two day T-bill auction average discount rate
The U.S. government issues short-term debt at a discount at a competitive auction, usually on a weekly basis. At a discount means the note is sold at a discount from face value and then redeemed at maturity at the full face value.
One year ARM
A 1-year ARM is an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) that has an initial interest rate for one year, and thereafter has an adjustment interval of one year.
One year ARM refinance
A 1-year ARM is an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) that has an initial interest rate for one year, and thereafter has an adjustment interval of one year.
Obedience
The fiduciary relationship obligates the agent to act in good faith at all times, obeying the principal's instructions in accordance with the contract. However, that obedience is not absolute.
Obligatory advance
Any advance which, under the terms of the credit line deed of trust or other agreement, the secured party has legally obligated itself to make in the absence of a default, breach, or other such event.
Obligee
Obligor
An individual who has engaged to perform an obligation to another person (i.e., obligee).
Obsolescence
Impairment of desirability and usefulness brought about by changes in the art, design or process or from external influencing circumstances that make a property less desirable and valuable for a continuity or use.
OCC
Percent occupancy of the motel, i.e.: number of rooms rented vs. the number of rooms available, calculated on a yearly percent basis.
Occupancy cost
Charge to tenant, pursuant to its lease, such as rent, operating expense increases, parking charges, moving expenses, remodeling costs, etc.
Occupancy permit
A permit issued by the appropriate local governing body to establish that the property is suitable for habitation by meeting certain safety and health standards.
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